Bones & Chews Mixed Ear Chews Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Quality issues like pest infestation and health risks reported.
- Dog owners generally satisfied with the chewing experience for their pets.
- Potential health risks and quality concerns suggest being cautious.
Quick Verdict
Bones & Chews Mixed Ear Chews are generally well-received by dogs but have some quality and safety concerns reported by owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Pets experienced vomiting and diarrhea after consuming these treats.
Prevention: Monitor pets closely and consult a vet if symptoms occur.
Pest infestation found in the packaging.
Prevention: Inspect products carefully before purchasing.
Potential choking hazard for pets if large pieces are consumed.
Prevention: Supervise pets while they are chewing on these treats.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Long Chewing Time (2)
Treats keep dogs engaged for extended periods.
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Helps with Training (1)
Treats can be used as part of training dogs.
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Various Sizes (2)
Different sizes available to match different chewing needs.
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Good for Dental Health (1)
Promotes oral health through chewing.
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No Smell (1)
Treats do not have an overpowering smell, which is appreciated by some owners.
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Dependability in Delivery (1)
Service was quick and efficient for shipping.
Cons
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Health Risks (1) critical
Some dogs experienced vomiting and diarrhea after consuming these treats.
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less flavor (1) minor
Some owners felt that the treats did not have a strong flavor.
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Pest Infestation (1) critical
Some products were found to have pests in the packaging.
Tip: Check for pesticides and pest problems before buying
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Quality Control Issues (1) major
There were instances where a consumer had to throw out an entire pack after finding insects.
Tip: improving production standards and more frequent testing for insects different tests like trappers
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Supersize Size (1) minor
Some owners felt the item was too large.
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Flat Rejection (1) minor
Some dogs may not like the treats at all.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners who need to keep their pets occupied — Give smokers unrelated reasons
- • Owners of older dogs — Older fur babies
- • Dogs who enjoy chewing different textures — Different textures mean the job will last longer
✗ Skip If
- • Owners who are concerned about pest infestation and quality control issues — Concerns around health risks and pest infestations are reported.
- • — Neither strong flavor nor smell.
- • Pets with sensitive digestion or gastrointestinal issues — Reports of vomiting and diarrhea in dogs.
Durability & Care
Factors: dog size, chewing strength
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 [None provided in the reviewed sample]
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats safe for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
There are reports of vomiting and diarrhea, so monitor your pet closely if you have a sensitive stomach.
How long do these treats last for chewing?
The duration varies, but some dogs can chew on these treats for a significant amount of time.
Are these treats suitable for smaller dogs?
These come in various sizes, so there should be an option suitable for smaller dogs. However, be cautious with the size as some users reported that the treats were too large for their pets.
How should I check for pests in the packaging?
Inspect the packaging thoroughly before giving the treats to your pet. If you find any signs of pests, do not use the product and contact the manufacturer.
Highlighted Reviews
"Bones & Chews Mixed Ear Chews Dog Treats"
"The ears themselves were good sized, a nice mixture and looked good quality. Unfortunately, they had black beetles in the bag with them, and that grossed me out, so I tossed both bags."
Bottom Line
A good snack and distraction for dogs, but be prepared for potential quality issues and health risks.